sling system
Apr 14, 2016 17:57:50 #
redfordl wrote:
need a recommendation for a shoulder strap double ... (show quote)
I am happy with Optech. Tried a couple of others before finding them.
Apr 15, 2016 12:31:52 #
jdubu wrote:
I use the Op Tech double sling and it works great for 2 cameras. Sling lengths can be adjusted and unclipped to become separate shoulder slings by replacing the shoulder harness with single shoulder pads.
The only drawback with any double harness is that if you are walking a lot, the cameras will tend to swing around a bit.
The only drawback with any double harness is that if you are walking a lot, the cameras will tend to swing around a bit.
I too use the Optech Double Sling. I cannot praise it high enough.
Optech also have a strap that attaches to your waist belt loop, so when walking etc. the camera is held close to your body. Check out their website.
Apr 15, 2016 14:27:20 #
Roger, good advice and what optech strap is it that you connect to your belt loop as their are several of them? Thanks!!
Apr 16, 2016 13:38:58 #
redfordl wrote:
Roger, good advice and what optech strap is it that you connect to your belt loop as their are several of them? Thanks!!
Watch this short Video from Op Tech.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH5KAnxZaaY
Apr 16, 2016 15:07:14 #
Thanks jolly roger for the link to optech using the uniloop to stabilize your camera to your belt loop !! have a Good One!! I am still concerned about the cameras sliding along the ground when stooping down to take some images. (using the double sling) It looks like two holster camera holders hooked to a military belt using heavy duty suspenders to stabilize my pants might be my best option for my needs. Thanks again!!
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